An MCC student had the opportunity to meet President Obama last month in Gilbert during a volunteer home remodeling project for injured veteran Cory Remsburg. “My first indication that the … Read More
“Something I find bothersome in art is how excruciatingly limiting the concept of gender in art can be,” said Frediryck Ziemann, a Fine Arts major and transgender student at … Read More
For 10 years, Hokam, a mascot inspired from the Hohokam tribe, was the symbol of spirit for MCC. That time couldn’t possibly match the spirit of indigenous pride brought … Read More
Adrian Wall, a multi medium artist and musician based in New Mexico, creates art that reflects his indigenous heritage. “I try not to intentionally produce work that relies on cultural … Read More
Andrew Sandoval Mesa Legend “The New Suicide Squad” comic couldn’t come at a better time. With the CW’s Arrow debuting its fourth suicide squad episode and the announcement of DC … Read More
Comic book media goes mainstream As film adaptations of comic book franchises become more commonplace, it leads one to wonder just how ingrained comic book media will become in culture. … Read More
Andrew Sandoval Mesa Legend College students often have to struggle through a test, cramming the night before; nerves and second thoughts can get the better of many. The pressure that … Read More
Scams and fraud are an ongoing issue that Americans are confronted with every day. Modern fraud, no longer the purview of snake oil salesmen, is often initiated digitally, leading to … Read More
Photos by Tania Ritko
Leaders and members of student clubs on campus promoted their groups at the Club Carnival on Feb. 18. Held on the Clock Tower lawn, the event included music, games, … Read More